Ohio’s AG candidates agree to face off, ending statewide debate drought: Capitol Letter
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Ohio’s statewide debate drought is finally ending, as Republican attorney general nominee Keith Faber and Democratic opponent John Kulewicz have agreed to square off on Oct. 19 in Youngstown.
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For the first time this election season, two Ohio statewide candidates will square off on the debate stage: attorney general candidates Keith Faber and John Kulewicz will meet in Youngstown.
Ohio’s attorney general candidates, Keith Faber and John Kulewicz, have agreed to debate on Oct. 19 at Youngstown State University, marking the first debate among any of the nine statewide races on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Ohio’s statewide debate drought is finally ending, as Republican attorney general nominee Keith Faber and Democratic opponent John Kulewicz have agreed to square off on Oct. 19 in Youngstown.
Ohio's attorney general candidates Keith Faber and John Kulewicz agreed to debate Oct. 19, a rarity in a cycle where most statewide candidates have avoided facing opponents directly.
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